List of horror punk bands
This is a list of notable horror punk bands.
- 45 Grave[1]
- Aiden[2]
- AFI[3][4]
- Argyle Goolsby[5]
- Ashestoangels[6]
- Balzac[7]
- Blitzkid[5]
- Calabrese[8]
- Christian Death[8]
- Creeper[8]
- The Creepshow[8]
- The Cryptkeeper Five[9][10]
- Death Wolf[11]
- DieMonsterDie[12]
- Doyle[13]
- Dr. Chud's X-Ward[14]
- Energy[15]
- Flesh Roxon[16]
- Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13[17]
- Gorgeous Frankenstein[18]
- Gotham Road[19]
- Grave Robber[20]
- The Groovie Ghoulies[8]
- Korol i Shut[21]
- Haunted Garage[22]
- Misfits[8]
- Miss Vincent[23]
- Mister Monster[24]
- Mourning Noise[25]
- Murderdolls[8]
- Nekromantix[8]
- The Nerve Agents[26]
- Nim Vind[27]
- The Other[28]
- Our Time Down Here[29]
- Salem[30]
- Samhain[8][31]
- Schoolyard Heroes[32]
- Screaming Dead[33]
- Son of Sam[34]
- Stellar Corpses[35]
- Tiger Army[36]
- TSOL[37]
- The Undead[38]
- Wednesday 13[17]
- The Young Werewolves[14]
- Zombina and the Skeletones[39]
See also
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